I went in without requesting a specific director. It was the 4th doctor among the doctor photos displayed. They measured InBody, checked an ultrasound of my upper arms, then I went into the consultation.
It was a repetition of the same thing, but they said that if I wanted bone-thin upper arms, I should reduce muscle. I think muscle = health, so I was like, huh? As I kept listening, what they meant was muscle reduction = weight loss.
They said removing fat is possible, but if I want bone-thin upper arms, I should come back after reducing weight (body fat and muscle).
Actually, after measuring InBody, I found out I had gained 5 kg, so it was a bit shocking. I ended up understanding why I suddenly wanted upper-arm liposuction, something I had never even thought about before in my life (though my arms weren’t thin). Thanks to that, I no longer want surgery. I’ll try dieting hard.